A Notice (printed) in Welsh concerning changes in the form of the prayers for the royal family,
- SD/MISC/952.
- File
- 1762 Aug. 12.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
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A Notice (printed) in Welsh concerning changes in the form of the prayers for the royal family,
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers
A notice that the sale of lp Dolgelley and the capital m. called Hengwrt [p. Llanfachreth] had been advertised without the knowledge or consent of Hugh Vaughan.
A Notice to Mr Rupert Dovey of a proposal by the commissioners appointed by the court of Chancery, to take the answer of John Harris to a bill of complaint by Samuel Hellier.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Notice to Nathaniel Morgan that defendants in a cause between Martha Morris, widow, plaintiff, and Richard Morris and John Philipps, esq., defendants, would be sworn at the Greyhound Inn, Carmarthen.
A notice to quit will be sent for J.J.'s signature. Endorsed with copy of the notice in J.J.'s hand,
Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Notice to the Dean and Chapter of St. Davids of a Bill for the "England and Ireland Union Railway" through South Wales via Gloucester, Llandovery and Fishguard, passing through certain fields in Llywell.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Notice to the Dean and Chapter to produce books and papers at the trial of the cause brought by Propert against them (see SDCh/Misc./163-4).
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
A notification to Llewelyn son of Griffin, prince of Wales, 6 June 1281, that as result of the recent inquisition into the laws and customs of Wales, the king has caused it to be pronounced that the same laws and customs shall now be held, observed and determined in those parts as in the times of the predecessors of the present king. The king informs Llewelyn of this that he may prosecute a plea between himself and Griffin son of Wemmwen (?Wenunwen) concerning lands in those parts. Transcript, 19 cent. See Calendar of Chancery Rolls, 1277-1326, p. 210, and Rotulus Walliae, p. 42.
"A Nott of the summes of money which Mr Chauncellor is to receive for his stocke at Carreglwyd,
Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,
Part of Crosswood (Mont.) Manuscripts
An incomplete draft of a novel written in the form of the autobiography of John Chambers.
Part of Raymond Williams Papers,
A novel [? unpublished] with title page 'The Volunteers' [NOT The Volunteers.(1978)]. Main characters: Laura, Dewi, Menna, Alan, Jensen. Typescript (2 files).
A novel by an anonymous author entitled 'Sunshine and Shade' or 'the Two Sisters', [late 19C.].
Part of Dr Noelle Davies Papers,
Part of D. E. Jenkins Manuscripts,
An incomplete, draft version of a novel, without title, based upon life in a fictitious North Wales village called Llanbannog in the second half of the nineteenth century. The work features the religious life of the period, more particularly that of the Calvinistic Methodists, and touches upon the occasional clash of interests between Nonconformity and Anglicanism.
Part of D. E. Jenkins Manuscripts,
A draft copy (typescript with manuscript emendations) of a novel by Lockyer Lewys entitled 'Prim Benbow; Scenes from Rural Life in South Wales about the Middle of the Last Century'.
Lockyer Lewys.
A number (13) of Assessment Accounts for the Hundred of Talabolion, co. Anglesey,
Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,
Part of Crosswood Estate Records,
A number of baptismal, burial and marriage certificates relating to the Davies Family of Broncaradog, p. Gwnnws, co. Card., being exhibits to the last document.
A number of brief catechisms in various hands.
Part of Thomas Charles Edwards Papers,
A number of discources on the second book of Samuel chapter 23, verse 5, by the Reverend George Burnett, Elland, Yorkshire.